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Surveillance footage shows an unidentified man in a cap and sunglasses scanning an Amazon package and then tossing the box over the backyard fence — it landed on 5-month old Rocky, a Labrador mix. Roly Andrade/Facebook

Surveillance footage shows an unidentified man in a cap and sunglasses scanning an Amazon package and then tossing the box over the backyard fence — it landed on 5-month old Rocky, a Labrador mix. Roly Andrade/Facebook

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“This does not reflect the high standards we have for delivery partners, and this individual is no longer delivering Amazon packages,” an Amazon spokesman worte in an email to the Miami Herald on Thursday night. “We have reached out to the customer with our sincerest apologies and to offer our support."

The driver, wearing a neon orange shirt, watches the box land and doesn’t flinch. Once logging that he had delivered the package, he walked right back to his silver Toyota RAV4 and drove away.

One Facebook user’s stance? “Maybe he should of left it out front of the garage where porch pirates could get it,” posted Sam Martin Cuellar.

“I think the corner of the box got him,” said Brittany Aaron, owner of Rocky.

Brittany Aaron

“His eye is a little squinty. I think the corner of the box got him. I don’t see any cuts but I don’t know if anything is wrong internally. The package isn’t small,” said Brittany Aaron, the dog’s owner, said Thursday. “I have a front door that is accessible. I have never seen a delivery driver put a package over the fence. Unfortunately, Amazon hires all these random drivers.”

The box, which had swimming gear for children, weighed about 7 pounds. Amazon says it’s working with the customer on any veterinary expenses.

“I just don’t see why he would purposely do that when he could of put it by the garage door or front door,” Aaron said. “There was no logic in what he did. He clearly knew what he was doing.”